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Typical malachite and quartz specimen from the Baynazar caldera in Kazakhstan. Sarytogan Graphite’s soil sampling across its new copper project tenements on the caldera’s western flank has defined multiple copper anomalies warranting a follow-up.

Sarytogan jags three new copper zones near Kazakh graphite site

Sarytogan’s soil sampling in Kazakhstan has defined three new multi-element anomalies with strong copper emphasis at Aminbay, southwest of Baynazar caldera.

  • Doug Bright

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Trump may have to rethink his belief that trade wars are “easy to win”.

Dumb and dumber: Trump’s war on the world is not going to plan

Donald Trump just aimed his most powerful weapon at his closest trade allies and has gained nothing substantial.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Last year, banks enjoyed a ‘safe haven’ status in the market which saw their share prices surge. But this trend could reverse with likely successive rate cuts in 2025.

Rate cuts are on the horizon. Will it spell gloom for big banks?

Banks upheld their “safe haven” status in the market last year, and share prices surged – but could rate cuts reverse this trend and make it tougher for banks in 2025?

  • Cindy Yin
Macarthur Minerals secures mining executive Nigel Jones as consultant to develop its Moonshine magnetite iron ore project in Western Australia.

Macarthur engages mining heavyweight to drive WA magnetite ambitions

Macarthur Minerals has pulled in a big gun to advance its Moonshine iron ore project in WA, securing the services of mining executive Nigel Jones.

  • Andrew Todd
Optiscan Imaging has kicked off pre-clinical trials of its second-generation endomicroscope to test real-time imaging of the gastrointestinal tract.

Optiscan aims for faster diagnoses with new gut health imaging tool

Medtech company Optiscan Imaging has rolled out a flexible endomicroscope prototype capable of capturing real-time images from the gastrointestinal tract.

  • James Pearson
Auric Mining managing director Mark English says the company made significant progress over the past quarter.

Auric basks in $10m cash pile from WA Jeffreys Find gold sales

Auric Mining is basking in a $10m cash pile, selling 14,853 ounces of gold for $58.7m in sales at $3952 per ounce from its WA Jeffreys Find mine in the 12 months to December.

  • James Pearson
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This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Bio-Gene Technology.

ASX Runners of the Week: Bio-Gene, Alterity, Aston & Canterbury

This week’s ASX Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is… Bio-Gene Technology. The company’s shares leapt after revealing it scored a slice of two US defence grants.

  • Craig Nolan
Flagship recently completed an induced polarisation survey across its Chilean Rosario copper project comprising of 19 lines for a total of 27 line kilometres.

Flagship unearths six new targets at Chilean copper project

Along with a name change to better reflect its current focus, Flagship Minerals has identified six promising new copper targets at its Rosario copper project in Chile.

  • James Pearson
Aurum Resources is charging ahead with exploration and resource definition drilling at its Boundiali project in Côte d’Ivoire, with six company-owned diamond drill rigs on site and a new 100,000m program planned for the year.

Aurum nails top hit of 1m at 150.5g/t gold at West African project

Aurum Resources’ drilling of two targets at its Boundiali BM tenement has nailed a top hit of 1m at 150.5g/t gold in a 3m intercept going 50.56g/t gold from 124m.

  • Doug Bright
An underground gold-bearing quartz vein is assessed at Aguia’s Santa Barbara project in Colombia.

Aguia maiden pour triggers gold rush at Colombian project

Six months after nabbing the once-dormant Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, Aguia Resources has triggered a gold rush with a maiden pour of the yellow metal.

  • James Pearson

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